7-Eleven Rebrand + Shoe Store Expansion + New Crime Lab: MA Business Week

MASSACHUSETTS — From a major convenience store makeover to new fashion storefronts, it's been a busy week in Massachusetts business news.

Here's a look at Patch's weekly Massachusetts business roundup.

7-Eleven Plans MA Rebrand

7-Eleven, which operates more than 150 stores across the state, is rolling out a new rebrand that will center around its food offerings. A company leader said the chain will improve the quality of its fresh food offerings.

Popular Shoe Brand Expands In Dedham

Rothy's, best known for its stylish yet washable and walkable shoes, is stepping up its presence in Massachusetts. The chain has debuted its newest store at Legacy Place in Dedham, according to a news release. You can visit the new store at 636 Legacy Place.

State Police Secures New Lease For Crime Lab

A new 200,000 square foot state police crime lab will open in Marlborough, the Healey-Driscoll Administration announced this week. Construction will get underway in early 2026.

Luxury Menswear Studio Debuts In Newburyport

J.Hillburn, a luxury custom menswear brand, announced the opening of its newest Stylist Studio in Newburyport. The chain is beginning to expand nationally and is working to bring its personalized menswear experience to New England.

More Massachusetts Business News This Week

• North Shore Trash Strike Over: Officials, Teamsters Celebrate End To 82-Day Work Stoppage
• New Shops, Pizzeria Coming To Peabody's Northshore Mall
• Unique Bar Opening Its Doors On Beacon Hill
• This MA Orchard Made List Of Country's Best